Various company stakeholders meet to discuss roles and responsibilities in the event of a security breach that would affect offshore offices. Which of the following is this an example of?

A tabletop exercise is a discussion-based training session where stakeholders talk through their roles and responsibilities during a simulated incident, like a security breach. It helps identify gaps in plans and improve coordination without actively performing tasks. This scenario directly describes stakeholders discussing roles for a breach affecting offshore offices, fitting the definition of a tabletop exercise. A penetration test is an active attempt to exploit vulnerabilities in a system, not a discussion. Geographic dispersion refers to distributing resources across different locations for resilience, which is a strategy, not an exercise. Incident response is the actual process of handling a security incident, not the preparatory discussion about roles.